DUBAI — Government and industry officials openly questioned how the usability of low Earth orbit can be assured when massive numbers of satellites are being added to an environment with …
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DUBAI — The heads of the African Union and South African space agencies said they were as surprised as the rest of the world by the Rwanda Space Agency’s regulatory …
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DUBAI — Startup global satellite broadband provider OneWeb and Saudi Arabia have concluded a seven-year agreement under which Saudi authorities will purchase around 10 Gbps of OneWeb capacity per year …
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NOORDWIJK, Netherlands — SES Chief Executive Steve Collar is stepping outside of his usual talking points to address the growing risk of crowding in low Earth orbit and the need …
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PARIS — The European Commission is saddling its proposed broadband satellite constellation with so many missions and deadlines that one European industry official suspected the …
PARIS — Kazakhstan is perhaps most open of the ex-Soviet states to the idea of partnering with non-geostationary-orbit satellite fleet operators and has gone …
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Canada’s Kepler asks ITU for deadline extension after propulsion defect on two Pathfinder satellites
LA PLATA, Maryland — Canada’s telecommunications agency is asking the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to consider the propulsion-system defect on Kepler Communications’ two Pathfinder satellites …
